Daniel Szoke

Hi @InterstellarStella, I attempted to reproduce the issue with Sentry CLI `2.23.0`, and similar to @loewenheim, both files were uploaded simultaneously for me. Could you please confirm whether you are...

Thanks @hannojg, I have placed the issue on our backlog to ensure StaleBot doesn't touch it

Hey @gaprl, I tried to reproduce your issue using [this code](https://gist.github.com/szokeasaurusrex/3992a361df06213792046274dc92cbd9), following your instructions on the latest version of the Python SDK, but all the check-ins succeeded, as expected, for...

@gaprl Yes, I also did that – if you look at the code I linked in the original comment, you will see that I set the environment to "prod"

Hey @gaprl, just wanted to follow up on my previous comment. Is this still an issue for you? If it is, can you please provide a reproduction?

@JeremiaAu what version of Sentry self-hosted are you using? If you are on an older version, it is possible that the `sentry-cli login` command is not compatible with your self-hosted...

Okay, thanks for confirming, @JeremiaAu. I was able to reproduce this problem by running the Sentry development server locally, then running the `login` command directed at the development server's URL,...

Hi @petrmanek, thank you for reporting this issue. Have you ever been able to run this command successfully on Windows? If yes, what was the most recent version of the...

> I recently switched my C++ standard from C++17 to C++20. Could that have anything to do with it? Perhaps, if making that change could have changed the debug information...

> Correct me if I am wrong, but if sentry-cli identifies these files correctly and displays `UPLOADED` next to their name, it implies that they are considered useful, right? The...